From: Prahladananda Swami
To: Hanumatpresaka Swami
Sent: Saturday, December 9, 2017 11:25 AM
Subject: Sannyasa Annual Service Report 2017
Please accept my obeisances. _/\._ All glories to Srila Prabhupada!
This letter is a reminder for you to send me your yearly sannyasa service report. Because the GBC meetings in Mayapur are very early this year, please send no later than the 15th of January 2018. You can e-mail the report to me or you can send a written report (snail mail other than email) to:
ISKCON Melbourne
PO Box 125
Albert Park VIC 3206
Australia
Below is the form that I request that the sannyasis use for their annual service report.
Sannyasa Annual Report Form
1. Your name.
2. Your address.
3. Your email addresses.
4. Your telephone numbers.
5. Your websites.
6. Please list the countries and cities that you have visited this year.
7. If you like you can make some comments about the temples or countries that you have visited.
8. Please let us know what were the services you rendered as a sannyasa this year.
9. What were your realizations about the sannyasa ashrama, preaching, or ISKCON this year?
11. What outreach projects are you planning to do in the future?
12. Can your report, or part, of it be made public?
Hope you are well.
Your servant,
Prahladananda Swami
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Hare Krsna,
Esteemed Prahladananda Swami et al,
Is the following adequate?
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GBC - ANNUAL SANNYASA REPORT (2018)
Hanumatpresaka Swami
(This Report Can be Made Public except for the phone number)
2129 Stratford Rd.; Murfreesboro, TN 37129; USA
Phone: X X X
We followed the four principles strictly and chanted a minimum of 16-enthusiastic rounds daily although there is plenty of room for improvement in not overeating and not letting the mind wander during Japa.
We are based in Nashville, Tennessee, USA with Nitai-gaura-sundara Das as President of our non-profit educational corporation, NIOS. Our GBC Secretary is H. G. Tamohara Das (who is of ripe old age enough to take Sannyasa, no)?
Traveled to India in January and October with a side trip to Australia. We have been doing academic programs with such agencies as the National Library of Peru and Chile, the Asiatic Society of Calcutta and others. We have been presenting Psychology and the Sacred with good response from many communities especially the Jungians.
You can see a sample of this if you go to YouTube.com and search for "psychology and the sacred 2016".
We also have been pushed to continue with "Hamlet and Arjuna", this has involved national poet laureates such as Raul Zurita and others.
In the USA we visit Houston, Seattle, San Francisco etc, and in South America Peru, Argentina, Chile.
We are members of the Latin American GBC, Executive Committee of the Ministry of Education. We are doing a lot of work with the MOE.
We find some things in ISKCON in a lot of chaos, but we find the same thing in our life, so we don't feel much inclined to be too critical of others. Our focus has been, "Get up early and get your rounds done". We have and on-line program when we are not traveling through our web-site: www.jayarama.us that has 10-18 devotees daily for Mangala-arati, NOD and 30-minutes of Japa and Chat.
Of course a lot more details but this is a good sample. We are very eager to assist any of our readers if we can, and if anyone has any interest in "Science, Psyche and Spirituality - The Encounter of C. G. Jung with the Ancient Mysticism India" then please contact us. Prabhupada commented in "Dialectical Spiritualism" that among all the Western philosophers Jung had the most sense.
Hanumatpresaka Swami
